"The Champ" Jeff Peck and Dr. Trey Franklin bring you a body-slammin' choke-holdin' steel-cage-tables-laddrs-chairs look into the world of Wrestling and the MMA from fans who stil believe that wrestling is "real"
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"The Champ" Jeff Peck and Dr. Trey Franklin bring you a body-slammin' choke-holdin' steel-cage-tables-laddrs-chairs look into the world of Wrestling and the MMA from fans who stil believe that wrestling is "real"
AEW’s Injury Crisis, More Jericho Rumors & Clash in Paris Preview! | The Still Real to Us Show | Episode #811 – 08/28/25
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AEW’s Injury Crisis, More Jericho Rumors & Clash in Paris Preview! | The Still Real to Us Show | Episode #811 – 08/28/25
On this episode of The Still Real to Us Show:
-- We recap all the big moments and surprises from AEW Forbidden Door this past weekend!
-- We look back at NXT Heatwave and break down the highlights from one of NXT’s biggest summer events.
-- Sources are now expecting Chris Jericho to return to WWE once his AEW contract expires—what this could mean for both companies moving forward.
-- AEW suffers a tough blow with injuries to Will Ospreay and Swerve Strickland—and we ask the question: could the timing have been any worse?
-- We revisit one of the greatest women’s matches of all time, as it’s been 10 years since Bayley vs. Sasha Banks/Mercedes Moné stole the show at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn.
-- And we preview and give predictions for WWE Clash in Paris taking place this Sunday live from La Défense Arena in Nanterre, France!
THE STILL REAL TO US SHOW – Real Guy Radio
"The Champ" Jeff Peck and Dr. Trey Franklin bring you a body-slammin' choke-holdin' steel-cage-tables-laddrs-chairs look into the world of Wrestling and the MMA from fans who stil believe that wrestling is "real"
